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Bad Penny: Cancer's Thirst for Copper Can Be TargetedApr. 9, 2014 Drugs used to block copper absorption for a rare genetic condition may find an additional use as a treatment for certain types of cancer, researchers report. The researchers found that cancers with a ... full story
Genetic Testing Beneficial in Melanoma TreatmentApr. 4, 2014 Genetic screening of cancer can help doctors customize treatments so that patients with melanoma have the best chance of beating it, according to the results of a clinical ... full story
Should Parents of Tanning Teens Ask More Questions About Drinking, Drugs, Sex, and Suicide?Apr. 4, 2014 A study suggests that a percentage of teens who use tanning beds may also engage in other risky behaviors include drugs, steroids, smoking, and drinking. The study suggests that indoor tanning was ... full story
Genetic Regulator Identified as Possible Treatment Target in MelanomaApr. 3, 2014 The RUNX2 protein, which regulates the transcription of genetic messages responsible for the different functions of cells, may play a role in melanoma cell growth and spread, and could serve as a ... full story
New General Concept for Treatment of CancerApr. 2, 2014 A team of researchers from five Swedish universities has identified a new way of treating cancer. The concept is based on inhibiting a specific enzyme called MTH1, which cancer cells, unlike normal ... full story
Higher Risk of Death from Skin Cancer Among Men Living AloneApr. 1, 2014 There are differences in prognosis in cutaneous malignant melanoma depending on cohabitation status and gender, according to a new study. Single men of all ages are more likely to die of their ... full story
Genetic Mutations Warn of Skin Cancer Risk: New High-Risk Cancer Causing Mutation Identified for Melanoma DevelopmentMar. 30, 2014 Mutations in a specific gene are responsible for a hereditary form of melanoma, researchers have discovered. Known genetic mutations account for approximately 40 per cent of all occurrences of ... full story
Ipilimumab in Advanced Melanoma: Added Benefit for Non-Pretreated Patients Not ProvenMar. 18, 2014 In 2012, researchers determined a considerable added benefit for ipilimumab in pretreated patients. However, there were no suitable data for non-pretreated patients. Since the treatment effects ... full story
Antibody Could Be Used to Target Tumor-Causing Protein, Study ShowsMar. 11, 2014 Patients with advanced melanoma and kidney cancer who were treated with a certain antibody that targets a tumor-enhancing protein was safe, which could lead to more treatment options for patients, ... full story
Young Skin Cancer Survivors at Risk of Other Cancers LaterMar. 10, 2014 Young people who have been diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer related to sun exposure, under the age of 25, face a higher risk of developing melanoma and other cancers later in life, a study has ... full story
Worldwide Standard in Diagnosing Melanoma EstablishedMar. 10, 2014 Significant improvements have been made to the diagnostic procedure called sentinel node biopsy for melanoma patients. Sentinel nodes are the first lymph nodes to which cancer cells from a primary ... full story
UV Light Accelerates Cancer Cells That Creep Along Outside of Blood VesselsMar. 7, 2014 Deadly skin cancer (melanoma) cells spread by creeping along the outside of blood vessels: extravascular metastatic migration (EVMM). Ultraviolet light exposure accelerates EVMM in a mouse model, new ... full story
Indications for Prevention of Sun Damage Associated With Skin Aging, Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer FoundMar. 4, 2014 A clinical study highlighting the efficacy of Triple Protection Factor Broad Spectrum Sunscreen, TPF 50, to prevent skin sun damage and Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer (NMSC) has been released. In this ... full story
Immune System-Based Therapy Produces Lasting Remissions in Melanoma Patients, Study ReportsMar. 3, 2014 Nivolumab, a drug that unleashes the immune system to attack cancer, has shown to produce lasting remissions and hold the disease in check – for more than two years, in some cases – in many ... full story
Promising Results With Local Hyperthermia of TumorsFeb. 28, 2014 Combined use of iron oxide nanoparticles and an alternating magnetic field can induce local hyperthermia in tumors in a controlled and uniform manner. The results Induced anti-tumor immune response ... full story
Cancer Vaccine Could Use Immune System to Fight TumorsFeb. 27, 2014 A vaccine targeting tumors that produce a certain protein and receptor responsible for communication between cells and the body's immune system, could initiate the immune response to fight ... full story
Sunburns Strike Twice by Altering Pigment Cells, Harming Surrounding TissueFeb. 26, 2014 Melanoma is particularly dangerous because it can form metastases in vital organs such as the lungs, liver or brain. UV radiation is considered to be the most significant triggering factor. An ... full story
Magnetic Medicine: Nanoparticles Target Cancer-Fighting Immune CellsFeb. 25, 2014 Using tiny particles designed to target cancer-fighting immune cells, researchers have trained the immune systems of mice to fight melanoma, a deadly skin cancer. The experiments represent a ... full story
Blocking Autophagy With Malaria Drug May Help Overcome Resistance to BRAF Drugs in MelanomaFeb. 24, 2014 In many cases the root of resistance to BRAF inhibitors may lie in a never-before-seen autophagy mechanism induced by the BRAF inhibitors vermurafenib and dabrafenib, new research indicates. Half of ... full story
- Using a person's own immune system to fight cancer: Phase I clinical trial of new immunotherapy beginning
- Genetic testing beneficial in melanoma treatment
- Should parents of tanning teens ask more questions about drinking, drugs, sex, and suicide?
- Genetic mutations warn of skin cancer risk: New high-risk cancer causing mutation identified for melanoma development
- Young skin cancer survivors at risk of other cancers later
- Worldwide standard in diagnosing melanoma established
- Blocking autophagy with malaria drug may help overcome resistance to BRAF drugs in melanoma
- New tumor suppressor gene will facilitate detection of people susceptible to skin cancer
- New paradigm in cancer immunotherapy: Awakening the body's immune system to kill cancer metastases
- Method for diagnosis, prognosis of melanoma -- most aggressive skin cancer -- is patented
- Young women continue using tanning beds, despite awareness of health risks
- Recommendations for preventing, detecting skin cancer in people of color
- Dramatic rise in skin cancer among middle-aged adults, study shows
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- FDA Approval of Revolutionary Two-Drug Combo to Treat Advanced Melanoma
- Early tumor response from stereotactic radiosurgery predicts outcome
- New breast cancer stem cell findings explain how cancer spreads
- Most common gene mutation in human pigmentation in Mediterranean countries linked to increased skin cancer
- Single injection may revolutionize melanoma treatment
- Why people with red hair have a higher risk of developing melanoma
- Preventing skin cancer in children begins with the right sunscreen
- New screening approach quickly identifies small proteins unique to melanoma cells
- Diabetes drug points the way to overcoming drug resistance in melanoma
- Quick and simple ways to reduce risk from the most common form of cancer
- New therapy shown to improve progression-free survival and shrink tumors in rare cancer for the first time
- Researchers observe an increased risk of cancer in people with history of non-melanoma skin cancer
- Virus kills melanoma in animal model, spares normal cells
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- Transcription factors regulating blood oxygen linked to melanoma metastases
- Lower education linked to premature death from malignant melanoma
- Naturally-occurring substance proves effective against deadly skin cancer in test tube and mice studies
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Believe it or not, pets have a healing effect on their owners! The bond between animals and humans is one of the most beautiful bonds time has seen. Besides giving love and a lifelong friendship, animals have proved beneficial for their owner's health.
AARP.com tells us that human and animal interaction releases a hormone called oxytocin in the central nervous system that causes a feeling of happiness and reinforces a bond. Animals also have a healing effect for their owners, and their owners for them. Karen Grindler who runs Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center in Columbia, Missouri says horseback riders with disabilities receive massive mood improvements through riding horses.
Research on the animal and human bond has been conducted, but it's surprising when you think about how big a part of people's lives these companions are, says Dr. James Serpell, Ph.D., director of the Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine.
If you're thinking about adding a new member to the family there are several important aspects to consider; looking at the tips below and considering your personal situation, you will hopefully be able to further your decision about which pet is best for you or the family!
Related: Paws-itive News: Fostering a Pet is Tax Deductible!
A time commitment is required when getting a puppy. Puppies need constant attention, in addition to training, exercise and your patience. Dogs, as well as puppies need exercise and attention so time must be made for that each day.
Kittens, like puppies need attention but are much more independent so they do not need as much. When cats want attention they come to you, otherwise are fairly free animals that don't require as much time out of your day. Another factor is time to clean the litter box, this should be done daily.
Because puppies need exercise it is nice to have a yard, an apartment is okay too, but better for smaller dogs. If you live in an apartment you will have to take the dog out to go to the bathroom as well as exercise. The size of the dog and it's sleeping area in your home will make a difference in that decision too.
Kittens are suitable for any space, the main thing to consider is furniture damage and litter box placement in your home. Can you afford to let a cat roam your entire home, or would it need to be kept out of certain spaces?
Related: Creating a Pet-Friendly Yard
Puppies often cost more because they are bigger which means they need more food, basic veterinary care is usually more expensive for dogs than cats and when going on a vacation a dog may require a pet sitter or pet hotel which can add up. Pups may need to be taken to training school which costs money per session or per class.
Kittens need more materials than dogs because they need litter, a litter box and food. This needs to be purchased close to biweekly. If you go on vacation cats can pretty much care for themselves. They would most likely just need extra food and water depending on how long you are absent.
Toys, treats, beds and other accessories can be purchased at your discretion.
Most puppies and dogs are awesome with kids! Kids also like, and can learn, responsibility when taking care of a puppy or dog. Dogs also serve as protectors for a family. Active kids and active dogs are a great combo!
Kittens may be great for kids but when it grows it may not be as playful, only when it wants to, not when the kids want do. A cat does not always actively engage and give attention like a dog more often does.
Related: Sibling Rivalries (Among Your Pets!)
Puppies require cleaning up after when they go to the bathroom. Pups and dogs also require bathing and brushing. Dogs also bark and will need to be given attention or resolve when this happens. Training a pup takes a lot of time and patience but can also be fun and allows you to spend time with it.
Kittens and cats are self-cleaning and brushing is optional. Their litter box does need more attention then a dog going in the backyard would. Cats love scratching and need to be declawed or have their claws clipped often.
Both animals shed, although certain types of short-haired dogs may shed way less than a cat.
Puppies or kittens can be a great comrade or a new best friend. If the family isn't quite ready to add a new member yet there are lots of puppies and kittens at the humane society that need love and attention.
When looking into getting a new pet don't overlook the humane society. The humane society is always getting new animals that need homes. Consider a full grown cat or dog that is already trained and needs a home!
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Source: Getty Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder reportedly split in May 2013 after more than three years of dating. The couple met while playing star-crossed lovers Elena and Damon on The Vampire Diaries and will likely be seeing lots of each other when the show resumes filming later this year. This is one hot couple that we'll definitely missing seeing together on the red carpet. Source: Getty / Jamie McCarthy 1 / 30 Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson shared a brief relationship while filming the first season of Dawson's Creek in 1998. Katie has since called Josh "her first love." Source: Getty / Getty Images 2 / 30 Jennifer Garner and Scott Foley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Long before Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner was married to actor Scott Foley — the two met when Jen played Scott's out-of-town girlfriend on Felicity back in 1998, and they tied the knot for real in 2000. They stayed together for two-and-a-half years before divorcing, and Jennifer went on to date her Alias co-star Michael Vartan. We all know what happened after that. Source: Getty / Gregg DeGuire 3 / 30 Rachel Bilson and Adam Brody What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The O.C. fans rejoiced when the show's most endearing couple, Seth Cohen and Summer Roberts, got together off screen in 2003. Adam Brody and Rachel Bilson were a truly adorable pair, and some of us still haven't recovered from their 2006 breakup. Rachel went on to date Hayden Christensen, while Adam has reportedly found love with another TV darling, Leighton Meester. Source: Getty / Rabbani and Solimene Photography 4 / 30 Blake Lively and Penn Badgley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before tying the knot with Ryan Reynolds in 2012, Blake Lively was coupled up with her Gossip Girl co-star Penn Badgley. The two played onscreen lovers Serena and Dan during the show's six-year run but ended their real-life romance in 2010. Source: Getty / Jamie McCarthy 6 / 30 Milo Ventimiglia and Hayden Panettiere What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Heroes co-stars Milo Ventimiglia and Hayden Panettiere began dating after meeting on the set in 2006. At the time, Hayden was over 10 years younger than Milo, and they reportedly split over "lifestyle conflicts" in 2009. Source: Getty / Michael Tran 6 / 30 Sophia Bush and Chad Michael Murray What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chad Michael Murray and Sophia Bush met on the set of One Tree Hill in 2003 and tied the knot in 2005 after dating for two years. 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Excerpt From City Of Bones (Photo by Wendy Werris) They parted and headed toward their cars. On the way Bosch stopped on the grass where the salute had been fired. Combing the grass with his foot, he looked until he saw the glint of brass and bent down to pick up one of the ejected rifle shells. He held it on his palm and looked at it for a few moments, then closed his hand and dropped it into his coat pocket. He had picked up a shell from every cop funeral he had ever attended. He had a jar full of them.


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At this time last year, the Twins, Astros, Padres, Nationals and Dodgers had the five worst records in the majors. They ended the season ranked, respectively, in this order among the 30 franchises: 29, 30, (tie) 26, 15 and 13. The Nationals and Dodgers were decent teams that just started horribly. The others finished about like they started.
This time around, the Rockies are probably the outliers. The bottom still could drop out for a few other teams, like the Brewers, Astros and maybe the Pirates (never count them out when discussing losing teams). But the "race'' for the No. 1 overall pick in next year's draft shapes up as a four-team affair among the Cubs, Twins, Padres and Royals.
So how does the Little Four stack up?
• Ownership commitment: The Padres have funding issues, and it doesn't help their short-term results that $7 million of the $55.6 million roster goes to Carlos Quentin, who hasn't been on the field yet. The Royals' $64-million payroll is a big increase from 2011. The Twins have a bigger payroll than the Cubs when you factor in the $22.5 million the Cubs are paying Carlos Zambrano and Marlon Byrd to play elsewhere.
• Current performance: The Twins are the worst team in this group, allowing the most runs in the majors and outscoring only eight teams. It says a lot for the weakness of the pitching and defense that they are allowing the most runs, because Target Field is distinctly a pitchers' park.
The Cubs have been the next worst, ranked in the bottom seven in both runs scored and allowed.
The Padres can be tough to score on, especially at Petco Park, but they just lost lefty Cory Luebke for the season to elbow surgery.
The Royals should have a decent lineup to go with thin pitching, but Eric Hosmer's slow start has contributed to the lineup underachieving.
• White flag potential: Midseason trades that could strip the roster are a huge consideration in trying to figure how many games teams can win.
The Cubs could be huge sellers at the deadline, with starting pitchers Ryan Dempster (10/5 player with full no-trade rights) and Matt Garza, closer Carlos Marmol, first baseman Bryan LaHair, catcher Geo Soto (expected back from the disabled list in mid-June) and valuable bench players Reed Johnson and Jeff Baker available.
The Twins could move center fielder Denard Span but can't expect much return on pitchers Carl Pavano and Francisco Liriano.
The Padres could deal Quentin (sidelined since spring training after knee surgery), closer Huston Street (on the DL with a strained shoulder) and third baseman Chase Headley.
The Royals don't have many veterans to trade but will get offers for their many power relievers.
• Reinforcements: There's almost no help coming in the second half for the Twins, which could help in sliding to the 30th spot.
The Cubs will promote Triple-A terror Anthony Rizzo by July, if not earlier, and could get a lift from center fielder Brett Jackson. The Padres are taking a patient approach with switch-hitting catcher Yasmani Grandal, who recently was promoted from Double A to Triple A, but third baseman Jedd Gyorko makes Headley expendable. Right fielder Wil Myers is pushing for a spot with the Royals, and starters Mike Montgomery and Jake Odorizzi could help this year.
• Strength of schedule: The Padres not only play tougher teams in the National League West than the Cubs, Twins and Royals face in their Central Divisions but also get the Rangers in interleague play. The NL Central is slightly weaker than the American League Central. The Royals get interleague series against the Astros and Pirates and figure to catch the Cardinals depleted by injuries.


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Court decides: Unix belongs to Novell, not to SCO
In the court case concerning Unix rights, it looks very much as if SCO has just lost the decisive round: in the considered opinion of Utah District Court, Novell is the owner of the code. The court refutes SCO's claims of ownership.
Santa Cruz Operation, SCO's, battle for Unix has kept the courts busy since spring 2003, and caused quite a stir with a billion dollar lawsuit against IBM and various other companies. SCO based its legal claim to Unix and some Linux components on a contract that dates back to 1996, in which Novell sold Unix licenses to SCO. In the summer of 2005 Novell responded with a countersuit to clarify who really is the owner. SCO immediately hit back with another law suit accusing Novell of slander and seeking preliminary and permanent injunctive relief, as well as damages. If the court's decision holds, SCO looks likely to lose more lawsuits in the near future.
The decisive passage in Judge Kimball's decision stated: "the court concludes that Novell is the owner of the UNIX and UnixWare copyrights. Therefore, SCO's First Claim for Relief for slander of title and Third Claim for Relief for specific performance are dismissed…". The memorandum explicitly dismisses all of SCO's claims to ownership as detailed in the individual items of the lawsuit. The district court issued a 102 page decision and supports Novell's opinion to a large extent. According to Novell the agreement concerning the purchase of Unix by SCO did not convey the associated copyrights to SCO. The judge pointed out that Novell had the right to "to direct SCO to waive its claims against IBM and Sequent." SCO would be forced to comply with Novell's directions the memorandum continued.
After all this, the fight is not quite over: Novell's claim on slander is still unsettled. The court also stated that "SCO is obligated under the APA to account for and pass through to Novell the appropriate portion relating to the license of SVRX products", which means that SCO will very likely be asked to settle outstanding payments. The court points out one lawsuit that SCO might continue to pursue: Novell's purchase and sales of the competitive Linux operating system, Suse, might be construed unfair competition.
For observers on the Groklaw website, the Judge Kimball's decision is no surprise. His response to SCO's delaying tactics was reluctant, and Kimball refused to allow evidence that arrived too late.
SCO's financial position was taut prior to the lawsuits. In the meantime there was a threat of the company being thrown off the stock exchange. As the lawsuits will not mean additional license revenue for SCO, and that Novell has multiple million dollar claims against SCO, this may mean financial disaster for SCO.
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PINE BLUFF, Ark. (KTHV) -- World-renowned pianist Jimmy McKissic declared in 2010 that he was ready to give up his international lifestyle, explaining that he was tired of living in hotel rooms and wanted to go home to Pine Bluff.
So in late 2011 - at age 70 - he did exactly that.
The move thrilled his family.
"We got to see Jimmy again," said his brother, Thirland "Danny" McKissic. "Before, he'd come in, spend two or three days here, and he'd be gone - sometimes for a year. This gave us an opportunity to be with him again, for over a year."
Jimmy McKissic, 72, died Wednesday morning from chronic health problems that had plagued him for more than 20 years, his brother said.
During his lifetime, Jimmy McKissic played for three U.S. presidents. As of April 2010, he had performed 27 times at Carnegie Hall.
McKissic lived in France, Switzerland, Morocco and Singapore. He always wore custom-made suits that were embroidered with sayings and Scripture. His trademark was deliberately mismatched shoes - one orange, the other red. The colorful shoes made people happy, he explained.
A deeply spiritual man, McKissic spoke often of God and even wrote out his prayers.
Raised in Pine Bluff, McKissic spent a lot of time in church. His father, James McKissic, was the pastor of Mount Calvary Baptist Church. And his mother, Rosa, played the piano for the church services.
By age 3, Jimmy McKissic was playing church hymns by ear. His mother gave him piano lessons until McKissic turned 13. At that point, she decided he needed professional instructors.
McKissic later applied to The Juilliard School and the Manhattan School of Music but was rejected by both.
He ended up at Arkansas Mechanical and Normal College - now the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff - where his grade average in music classes usually hovered around a C-minus.
"What they were telling me to do was not for me," he explained in a 2010 interview with the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.
In 1969, however, McKissic won the Hertz Scholarship, which allowed him to study music in Geneva. He next moved to Paris, where he was introduced to Pierre Sancan, a professor of piano at the Paris Conservatory.
For his audition before Sancan, McKissic played "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."
"When I finished, he said, 'You are a born musician, and you do not need me or anyone else. Everything you need is within you and it is up to you to get it out,'" McKissic recalled in his interview with the Democrat-Gazette.
In 1986, he made his debut at Carnegie Hall, playing Robert Schumann's Carnaval.
The New York Times reviewed his performance, saying, "Carnaval has been played more 'correctly,' but seldom with such character."
After returning to Pine Bluff in 2011, McKissic continued to perform sporadically, his brother said, and had planned to go to New York in March to play for a church there.
"He was still doing pretty good when he got here, but then he started to deteriorate," Thirland McKissic said. "But he was still making plans. Jimmy believed he was going to be healed by his 73rd birthday. He asked God for it."
A few days ago, however, Jimmy McKissic told his brother that he was at peace and "ready to go meet Jesus."
"He was healed - not in the way he expected - but he got total healing, based upon his faith in God," Thirland McKissic concluded.
In lieu of a funeral, the family is planning a memorial celebration of McKissic's life on his birthday, March 16.
At that service, they will play many of his pieces, Thirland McKissic said, including Carnegie Hall performances and his recordings of their mother's favorite hymns.
When McKissic died Wednesday morning at the hospital, staff members lined up to pay their respects, his brother said.
"He just touched people like that. The last time I talked to him, I asked him, 'How are you doing?' He said, 'I couldn't be better.'"
McKissic was inducted into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame in 1994.
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Last updated at 16:18, Thursday, 06 December 2012
AN alcoholic who assaulted her daughter while she was on bail for hitting her ex-partner with a beer can has avoided going to jail.
Angela Clark, 46, had already been arrested and bailed for assaulting Michael Bell when she carried out another drink-fuelled attack on daughter Rebecca Clark, Furness Magistrates' Court heard.
In the first incident, in October, Mr Bell, Clark's former partner, was with her at a property in Barrow when she began accusing him of being unfaithful.
Clark, who had been drinking, then lost her temper and began hitting him around the head with her fists and an unopened can of beer, cutting and bruising his head.
The second assault occurred on November 6 when Clark was with her daughter's baby. The court heard the baby's minder rang Ms Clark Junior to say Clark was interfering and trying to tell her what to do.
Ms Clark Junior returned to her home in Barrow and asked her mother to leave. She tried to grab Clark by the arms, but Clark got hold of her daughter's hair and dragged her to the floor, before a friend managed to get her to leave the house.
Clark pleaded guilty to two charges of assault when she appeared in court on Tuesday.
Andrew Gibson, defending, said Clark was battling problems with alcohol, which had contributed to both incidents. He said: "It is clearly not her normal behaviour."
District Judge Gerald Chalk sentenced Clark to 30 days in prison for the first assault and 60 days for the second, both suspended for 12 months.
The judge said she was an "alcoholic" and that the sentences were only suspended on the condition she get help with the problem from Cumbria Alcohol Awareness Intervention, which is part of the probation service.
Clark was ordered to pay court costs of £85 and an £80 victim surcharge.
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The Rt Rev Peter Hancock is the new Bishop of Bath and Wells
9:25am Tuesday 10th December 2013 in News
THE Rt Rev Peter Hancock has been announced as the next Bishop of Bath and Wells.
He has been Bishop of Basingstoke in the Diocese of Winchester, which he has held since September 2010.
Bishop Peter says he is "delighted" at the prospect of becoming the 79th Bishop of Bath and Wells.
Before his ordination to the episcopate, Bishop Peter served two curacies before serving as a parish priest for 13 years in the Diocese of Portsmouth.
Later he became Archdeacon of the Meon, a position he held for 11 years.
Speaking in advance of today's announcement by Downing Street, Bishop Peter said he was looking forward to leading the Diocese of Bath and Wells and joining and supporting the strong Christian voice already present across the region.
He said: "I am delighted to be coming to Bath and Wells; it's a wonderful part of the country.
"It will be a great privilege to meet all who live and work here in Somerset, to hear people's stories and to discover all that God is doing in their lives.
"The mission of the diocese is 'Changing Lives, Changing Churches for Changing Communities'.
"The good news of Jesus is life-changing and I look forward to seeing the lives of individuals and communities continuing to be transformed by His grace and his love."
Bishop Peter is familiar with life in rural, coastal counties after spending much of his ministry on the south coast of England.
He has never lived far from the sea and describes the countryside as "a real passion". He is often out walking with his wife, Jane and their two Golden Retrievers.
Bishop Peter's love of the countryside translates into a strong interest in rural and environmental issues.
This, alongside encouraging children and young people, and supporting the homeless and most vulnerable in society, forms what Bishop Peter describes as the "three threads" of his ministry.
As a parish priest in Portsmouth, Bishop Peter was involved in youth work and setting up venture holidays for young people.
He was also district scout chaplain and his long association with Scouting and Guiding is something he will look to continue.
Bishop Peter added: "Supporting our children and young people has long been central to my ministry and I'm delighted to be visiting Marksbury primary school today.
"I'm encouraged by the work that the diocese does to support our 180 church schools and engaging with our schools, colleges and universities will be one of my priorities."
On care for the most vulnerable, he said: "When ordained, Bishops are called to have a special care for the poor, the outcast and those who are in need.
"They are called to proclaim the gospel boldly, to confront injustice and to work for righteousness and peace in the world. That's why I am so pleased to be able to visit the charity Lifeline in Bath today and see first-hand some of the many ways that St Paul's in Weston-super-Mare is supporting those in need. This work is at the heart of what it means to be Christian."
His first visit will be to Prockter's Farm outside Taunton to meet the owners of the family-run farm and to hear first hand of their successes as well as the challenges they face.
He will then head north along the M5 to St Paul's Church in Weston-super-Mare. He will meet church leaders who are working to transform the town by offering a number of outreach services to individuals in the community. Bishop Peter also plans to visit the historic seaside pier.
In the afternoon Bishop Peter will travel to Marksbury to visit school children in their final rehearsals for this year's nativity play. Finally he will visit the Lifeline Centre in Bath - a drop-in centre offering advice and support for the homeless, ex-homeless and vulnerably housed.
The Rt Rev Peter Maurice, Bishop of Taunton, has warmly welcomed the announcement.
He said: "We all very much look forward to welcoming Bishop Peter and Jane into the life of the diocese.
"Bath and Wells has a culture of partnership in ministry, and Bishop Peter takes up the leadership here with the prayers of us all as we work together to face the challenges that await us.
"We strive to be an outward-facing church, and Bishop Peter's background in mission and ministry will be an encouragement to us in our parishes, schools and chaplaincies.
"I know he will also want to engage with the wider communities of Somerset when he takes up his new role with us."
The Rt Rev Peter Hancock will be formally enthroned at Wells Cathedral in 2014. He will work at the Bishop's Palace alongside the Bishop of Taunton.
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